The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-04
Try SCOTS cough syrup.
Dried peaches 1t klaumann's

Try Scott's cough syrup.
Dried peaches 1t Klaumann's
Court begins OIL the 2lst Of this
month.
Ifyou wish to buy groceries, call ON
A. f. Wright.
Kingsley & Wharton keep Waters &
Thayer's flour.
Another job lot of shoes at cost and
less at Colborn's.
Special bargains in library lamps at
Goodhue & Evans.
Fresh roasted coffee every day ut
Emanuel Richards.
Lard, hams, bacon and dried beef at
Kingsley & Wharton.
He keeps rice, 20 pounds for 81 90.
Who: A. f. Wright.
Fancy canned goods and dried fruit,
at Patterson & Davies.
There is always plenty of room in
Merriman's feed stable.
Take your produce to Welch's and
get the best price for it.
Emanuel Richards wants 50 bushels
of good eating potatoes.
New stock of wall paper and decora.
tions at Goodhue Il Evans.
Paints and anti-kalsomine for spring
cleaning up, at Goodhue 4 Evans,
You can get the best brands Of flour
at wholesale and retail at Bartels'
Money to loan at rates cheaper than
anybody else. n. v. Land Agency.
You may be sure of getting your
moneys worth if you deal at Welch's.
Don't go all over town when you can
get J. I. c. yeast-Where: At A. E..
Wright's.
First class town property to trade
for a good farm or unimproved lands.
A. w. Beck.
Beck will soon receive the finest line
of implements and farming tools ever
brought to lola.
"Early Kansas" seed potatoes, the
best in the market for this latitude. for
sale at Welch's.
Money to loan on contested lands.
which we have for sale. NeOsho VAL
ley Land Agency.
Buy your coffee at Welch's if you
want to be certain that it Is Drowned
fresh every morning.
All goods sold by Emanuel Richards
will be delivered to any part of the
city by Ed. Canatsey.
When you want good coffee, good
-four and in fact everything good go to
Kingsley & Wharton's.
Cummings & Jooes have q business
building with residence above, to rent.
Also have farms to rent.
Take your watches and clocks to
Frank Letter aud get them repaired
promptly, well and cheaply.
Get your sale bills printed al the
REGISTER office and get notice of the
sale inserted in the paper free Of charge.
FIG. LANCE, of lola, was in the city
this week negotiating for the purchase
of the Toronto House.-TOrOnto Reg-
lister.
Hotel property for rent. Good loca-
ton, well arranged, plenty of room.
Apply at Jacobs & Claypoofs grocery
store, lola.
The development of our gas well
means q reduction of at least fifty per
cent in the fuel account of every family
that uses the gas.
50 acres OF land in a good fruit grow
ing section of Michigan to exchange
for land in Allen Co. Inquire at
Goodhue & Evans.
You can get prunes, blackberries,
peaches, currants, honey, jelly, mince
meat, and anything you want in the
grocery line at A. f.. Wright's.
Kingsley & Wharton have nothing
but first class goods, all at bed rock
price. Don't fail to call on the boys
as they will make you happy.
Rick Case started for Winfield yes
terday, to take charge of division on
the construction of the D. NJ. Il A. r.
R., under Gen. Dornblasser.-FredOn-
iG Chronicle.
The pay of the Legislators stopped
Tuesday but they are still faithfully
pegging away at unfinished business
with a prospect of having to remain in
session till next week.
Several answers to our fractions puZ-
zle have been received, all of which
are correct. We will reserve the sOlu-
ton q week or two to give Others a
chance to make mistake.
The show cases, wall cases and safe
of the T. NJ. Powell jewelry store were
sold at auction last Monday. They
! brought very low prices, the safe, a
large one, being bid in for SD.
AS intimated in our last issue, Mr..
J. A. Christy has been appointed JUS
tice of the Peace, rice Eckley resigned,
and is now prepared to mete out justice
in quantities to suit at the old stand.
We are requested to announce that
| there will be an oyster supper at the
Diamond school house on Monday
evening, March II, for the benefit of
the Church. All are invited to attend.
The bill providing for the distribu-
| tiol Vi tdAcs lcSci'cu houi iohio'AS W
which aid had been voted among all
the school districts of the township or
county, failed to pass the Legislature.
There is lots of money to be made in
lola during.the next six months by ju-
dicious real estate investmnets. There
viii. be no sudden and unnatural boom
but theic will be 4 steady advance in
prices.
We see by the Union that w. Il.
Glover who has been cashier of the